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Dr Wood has worked across the education and industry sectors to improve financial and adult literacy. She has extensive experience developing teaching and learning resources, training and development and stakeholder relationship. Her research interests include identifying trigger points that motivate people to change their financial behaviour and testing culturally appropriate evaluation tools.

Claire's research interests centre around retail banking, the provision of financial advice, and financial literacy, with a particular focus on consumers’ financial choices, KiwiSaver, switching costs, internet banking, payment systems, and the role of the branch.

She is a member of the Institute of Finance Professionals New Zealand Inc and the Financial Services Institute of Australasia.

Sasha is the Associate Head of School for the School of Accountancy, Economics and Finance. His research interests are investments, international finance, econometrics, politics, and market design. Sasha is a faculty mentor of the Student Investment Club.

Jeff has transitioned through both business and academia. Before joining Massey in 2004, his 25-year business career primarily involved launching innovative startups, giving him extensive experience in business development and financial management. Jeff holds degrees in Economics, an MBA, a PhD in investments, and is a CFA.

David is a specialist in the area of Banking, with some interest in the related fields of property (and its role in banking), economics (with a particular focus on monetary policy) and areas of finance such as corporate governance.

Before joining Massey in 1994, David worked for 17 years in the banking sector in New Zealand, and he continues his interest in developments in the banking sector.

Professor Martin Young has a long association with ������Դ and has also held senior positions in the financial industry in New Zealand. He is Chair of the Asian Shadow Financial Regulatory Committee and serves on the editorial boards of several journals. His research interests are market efficiency, financial regulation, funds management, optimization and bond and derivatives pricing.